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What Kind of Pogonomyrmex queen?


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#1 Offline Tanks - Posted August 16 2023 - 6:08 AM

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Found in Southern California she is 10 mm in length. All red and is covered in fuz. And has small spines on her middle section. Found on a sand trail.

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#2 Offline Locness - Posted August 16 2023 - 7:00 AM

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I think that's Acromyrmex

#3 Offline Virginian_ants - Posted August 16 2023 - 7:29 AM

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No it is Pogonomyrmex you can see it's beard in the second photo as well. I'm not good with exact spieces.

#4 Offline AntsCali098 - Posted August 16 2023 - 7:29 AM

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Nah, probably pogonomrymex californicus

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#5 Offline ReignofRage - Posted August 16 2023 - 3:53 PM

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P. subnitidus.


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